Unfortunately, my stay at Jay's apartment did not set off with a good start. It took me over an hour to get access to Jay's apartment as his helper who I was supposed to meet at the entrance of the building did not show up. I managed to contact Jay (having to use the wifi of a nearby hotel) who responded quickly. Although Jay was very helpful and apologetic, the several messages he left for his helper did not receive any reply. I suggest Jay reviews his check-in procedures in order to avoid this type of situation for his future guests. Jay's apartment is cosy, tastefully designed and has all the basic essentials needed for a short or long term stay (although no cook top in the kitchen) if you prefer to cook. There are plenty food options nearby, a large supermarket walking distance and convenience store across the road from the apartment. An addition of a TV would have been welcoming given most apartments that I have booked through Airbnb offer this facility. The Chong Nogsi BTS is a good 10-15min walk from the apartment and there are plenty of stairs to climb on the footbridge in order to reach it. Jay was a helper host and despite the hiccup I experienced at checking in I was reasonably happy with my stay.